Perú va el domingo a un balotaje “entre tres” para elegir al menos malo

Peru is heading into a "second round" vote between three candidates, with a significant portion of voters expressing dissatisfaction. In the first round, 16.6% of votes were blank or null, just below Keiko Fujimori’s 17.1% and above her rival Roberto Sánchez’s 12.0%. This discontented group, now estimated at 25%, is voting out of a perception that none of the candidates are satisfactory, choosing the option they see as the "lesser of evils." This scenario underscores the broader political disillusionment in Peru, highlighting a critical challenge for the country’s future leadership.